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Old 08-13-2003, 07:05 AM
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I was a bit overzealous in dabbing the AE thread lock . I learnt my lesson on the 2 speed too that you need to feel the thing shift when the car is lifted to know whether it is really shifting. Didnt do that when I change the 1 gear ratio and was taught by Patricktoh. If you are using 21 - 54 for first gear the 2 speed adjustment screw is near to the end of the clutch.
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Old 08-13-2003, 10:44 AM
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How many of you guys run a solid axle up front? I am setting up a extra car and was going to install one. Can you give me some insight about the pros and cons what you have experienced. Thanks
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Old 08-13-2003, 11:04 AM
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The solid front axle works great for me. Just think of it like this, it is similar to a front one way, but you have brake control. It is only devistating when you catch it on a solid hit to the wheel. There is no give in a solid axle and it will strip your gear. Stay off the boards and you would be ok. I like the solid axle, but you could tighten the front diff enough to act like a solid axle and when you hit a board with the front wheel it will not strip the diff gear. Good luck
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so if i torque down on the front diff it will give me almost the same performance?
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Old 08-13-2003, 11:40 AM
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duz anybody know where or who makes the one way bearingsfor the standard one way . have two good one way housing and would like to install new bearing for back-up .
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Old 08-13-2003, 01:32 PM
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Originally posted by fastharry
and neither one is as strong as "the fix"..
This may be true but it hasn't been a hinderance to me all season and it's still working with no stripped trans case. Hmmm.... I must not be hitting the boards hard enough to break anything. Oh well, it's nice to finish every race.
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Old 08-13-2003, 01:38 PM
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So far your correct AreCee, "the fix" is not a necessity. I have raced almost two seasons and have found that the 1 1/2" screws work just fine without striping the case.
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People,

I have had a shit night so far... Trying to run in the OS Tr on my NTC3. Can't get it to fire up and now in the process of trying to get it started i believe i have burnt the engine out in my Associated Starter Box...

Not happy JAN!

Will have a closer look tomorrow after work. I am starting to think i should have stayed retired from r/c cars and bought a set of golf clubs instead
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Old 08-15-2003, 05:38 AM
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Originally posted by hooked_on
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I have had a shit night so far... Trying to run in the OS Tr on my NTC3. Can't get it to fire up and now in the process of trying to get it started i believe i have burnt the engine out in my Associated Starter Box...

Not happy JAN!

Will have a closer look tomorrow after work. I am starting to think i should have stayed retired from r/c cars and bought a set of golf clubs instead
Golf can be just as frustrating. One time your ball goes right down the fairway and another hit it goes in the water, then you get mad and throw the golf clubs in the water
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Originally posted by alucard13
Golf can be just as frustrating. One time your ball goes right down the fairway and another hit it goes in the water, then you get mad and throw the golf clubs in the water
Not really, they just sit in the garage with the covers on till you get a free game in a 4 man scramble.
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Old 08-15-2003, 09:49 AM
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Hey hooked, stuff happens. Everyone has a day liek this eventually. Some more than others. Just try and look for problems. Check for air leaks, metal shavings int he carb parts, etc.
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Hello guys,

I'm just got the rdlogic one piece none turbo pipe for my ntc3. Haven't installed it yet. Does anyone know if it'll fit ok with the stock tank? I've heard there's some fit issue with the tank.

Also, k-factory centax clutch - will it work with any engine? In particular I have the sirio .12 none- turbo. Will it involve any modification to install? Thanks for the info!

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Old 08-15-2003, 11:57 AM
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The engine needs to be a SG shaft.
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Old 08-15-2003, 09:51 PM
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Im using the stock pipe setup and I recall hearing on this forum that the stock hedar is way to long and that you get better performance if you cut it shorter. I heard that you can tune for performance by running hedars of diffrent lengths. Im running a roar legal sirio how much do you reccomend that I cut off? I have a pipe cutter that will be perfect for cutting it and much easier to use than my dremal.
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Old 08-16-2003, 02:07 AM
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Guys,

I finally managed to get the motor started today with some outside assistence. Had to use the car battery, 7.2v packs were just not enough. Hope to finally hit the track weather pending.

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